Assets

The equity figure in the header shows your total across the connected exchanges, and a click opens a breakdown per exchange.

The figure appears next to your avatar on every page of the app. Click it to open a list with one row for each connected exchange:

• Trading — the equity of the trading account, with the available balance under it.
• Funding — the currencies and amounts in the funding wallet, for exchanges that have one. An empty wallet shows 0.

A disabled exchange is left out. The View Assets link at the bottom opens the Assets page for the full breakdown by currency.

The Assets page adds up what you hold across your exchanges: a total, then a card per exchange broken down into trading equity, holdings by currency and the funding wallet.

• Total is trading equity plus the funding wallet. The available balance is not added, because it is already part of equity.
• Funding is converted to USD with Binance market prices (USDT and USDC count 1:1). A currency with no Binance pair is shown as "+N unpriced" and is not counted in the total.
• Holdings only breaks equity down by currency. It is not extra money.
• All exchanges merges the same currency across exchanges, so you can see, for example, your total USDT wherever it sits.

Holdings are valued by the exchange itself, and show the 24-hour price change next to each value.

For spot holdings, BitMe shows an average buy price and the P&L per coin, calculated from your synced buy and sell history.

The calculation covers all exchanges together, so a coin you bought on one exchange and moved to another keeps its cost basis.

When the quantity of a currency is not fully covered by the synced history (it was bought before the sync window, or deposited from outside), the uncovered part shows external source instead of a P&L. Its value still counts in Holdings; it just has no known purchase price.

Press Sync purchase history on an exchange to fetch the history again. Bybit covers up to two years, OKX about three months, and BloFin depends on the account.

Below the total, each connected exchange has its own card with the trading account, the holdings by currency and the funding wallet.

• Trading. The equity of the trading account, with the available balance under it.
• Holdings. A table of Currency, Amount and Value, sorted by value with the largest first. The value comes from the exchange. A small figure next to it shows the price change over the last 24 hours, or n/a when it is not known (for example for stablecoins).
• Funding. The funding wallet of the exchange, in the same Currency, Amount and Value layout. Exchanges without a funding wallet do not show this part.
• All exchanges. A card above the exchange cards merges the same currency from every exchange into one table, so you see the total amount of each coin.

The summary at the top counts the currencies in your trading holdings and in the funding wallets separately. These counts include currencies that could not be priced, so they can differ from what the total adds up. An exchange you switched off in Config is left out, and the Refresh button in the menu updates the figures at once.